Shelterforce's Shelby R. King recently took part in a virtual forum on affordable housing, hosted by Making Homes and Communities Happen.

The two-story brick home lies on a block that’s part of a hyperlocal revitalization effort by the city of St. Louis through ...

Several groups are helping congregations access funding, navigate long-term development processes, and avoid developer ...

Since the spring, the nonprofit's funding has been delivered monthly instead of in full, leaving member organizations ...

Though the need is greater than ever for resale-restricted, affordable homes, the growth of this model of homeownership appears to be limited.

Supportive housing residents are getting older. In an era of reduced funding for nursing home care, occupational therapy can help them age in place.

Opinion Policy The Most Important Housing Law Passed in 1968 Wasn’t the Fair Housing Act At the Aug. 1, 1968 signing ceremony, President Johnson proclaimed “Today, we are going to put on the books of ...

The rationale behind recently-proposed “solutions” to the housing affordability crisis that seek to reduce limits and regulation on high-end housing development policy is the theory of Filtering.

It takes some serious chutzpah to assert that the answer to homelessness is obvious, as a piece published earlier this year in The Atlantic does. If only “The Obvious Answer to Homelessness” actually ...

#138 Nov/Dec 2004 Tearing Down the Community A year after she left Chicago’s notorious Robert Taylor Homes public housing development, 30-year-old Lee-Lee Henderson said she was ready to return. “I’d ...